New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

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given for Lincsla and Grastl
We propose such ali organization that all over ns Snu
That in every city and Town and hanIet sve,y
sa ma: :1 us a, Il ne ". pr.pose
organization whereby tho teachings Of tarh = pr4sSt
d,sse in plain language to be undersosa wage
Garner and wage payer taTn nisn .ar oless a;
home 70 insure a for our goods. ana living 70
the wsrkmen better than tho pauper iaoor VI Euio' has
ever known. iGrcat cheeringl
| THE MISSION OF THE CONVENTION.
We propose Organization that shall place none but
hsnes in power, and which shall support inc can
ddate Of the party, whoever he may be- tTumuituous
chesring That shall diseountenance and put to shame
those personal attacks upon candidates whereby the
private character and home life basely assaed and
public scandal for political ends unju,tly created:
oo %' ' Be- en- rs% p.ties pp.a
whs create Paupers and INSANITY ana orlHinas saSn I
demand government BY reputable ard upright men Tor
and n. . hi. D.
lock for prssf OF the power Of club organization the an
sw:r VIII com: n, r.% many ToSSs.d Cheer. Before that
state eague forsed doubt came with the close OF
stood firm In 10 Republican ranks delegate from Ne
braska-rhrec cheers for Ohio. Great applause From
re.cn:a By at lims when
fast gaining control and Hspubsan majority by organ
To this work have here to-day: proud Of The
duties TO be performed ara apprsciatng inc o
be.ers The ready response and the prompt aco
the clubs and leagues throughout the coun,r' 10 ins
ho ei sTr. atsssan. oday add with
force to the pleasure Of welcoming the delegates to tue
R.pnbic"n State. Fiat snail nri.: back Sew,J:T;
south TO the enjoyment Of fair veto and an honest
count. and that shall lead the Republican, party BACK 10
/ a reinstatement at the head OF the National power.
Prolonged cheers]
| Az Mr. Foster retired three rousing cheers were
given for him. which were followed by three more
for Ohio given by the Illinois men, Ohio returned
the compliment to Illinois, which stirred up The
feelings of a Ncw-Jersey man 50 much that he
yelled out for cheers for the Grand Old Party IL
1, needless to say they were gwen.
SELECTING THE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
The work of organization was next taken up
Mr. Pool suggested tue name OF Daniel j. Ryan ex-
Speaker of the Ohio House OF Representatives, for
temporary chairman. dozen delegates arose TO
second the nomination ana dozen more arose 10
propose somebody else. Finally the powerful
lunged Loudon Sp ,wden, of Pennsylvania, made
himself heard and got the floor. Mr.. Snowdcn
Ill ade fOrcibie speech against the New IorK ciub
nominating any one. Then IN few weli-chosen
phrases lie proposed the mare of General Nathan
Coil of West Virginia The Generals name was
greeted with great applause. General Svph"r of
Louisiana seconded Mr. Snowdens motion. so
dit Mr. Martin, of Maryland and so did half a
dozen other able speakers. Judge King, oil ono
spoke in behalf of Mr.. Ryan. He was followed by
Colonel Atkinson, OF Detroit. who had withdrawn
from the race for the Craftsmanship III faycr oi
Ryan. ... .
After several other speeches the nominations were
closet and the voting by clubs began. This task
occupied a great deal oil tine, but tho nonoiony oil
it was relieved by the clOseness OF tie contest.
Forty-three clubs in this State voted for Hyan'
while tbrty-nino declared for Con. 1t was during
tins voting that the 0utburst for Blaine occurred
The result of the ballot as in favor of the ONO
man HE receiving 100 votes 70 the lol gwen to
General Cod.
CHOOSING THE OTHrR OFFICERS
MIR. Rvan's nomination was ma lie unaniTous
lie was escorted TO the platform by Genera. Con
and Colonel Atkinson Mr. Ryan got right down
to business aud tho work OF ORGANIZATION won't
forward quickly. Energetic Captain Cunningham,
OF Washington. was made SrrCcant-at Arms. lie
half-dOLcu secretaries chosen are
Jersey; Fred L. Farms WORTH Michigan; John L. Ken
drick Rhode island; " G. Dunlap, Kentucky. aud
Charles :. Forbes, Vermont
The election o. vice pre- ,ideuts resulted in the
selection Of the 70 lowing;
F. A. Clinton Alabama; A L. Marian. Arizona;
ward {. jackson. Delaware; \. NJ tlapP. District "i
Columbia 4. G. railn. Indiana William " Tracy ~
Governor 1. A. osborne Kansas: Jshn L. Mheai.
Minnesota: Clarence = Back. Michigan: 4 W.
Breckiuriase. Nebraska; A: NcGo"an NeS.Iersey
Frederick smyth. sew Hampshire A. l. suoni. Name
y. LeyInan. ohio; seward A. SiI3ohns' So .no.A
R.oie Island; J. y. sonthward virginia; " 7 smith
Vermont Robert NJ La sioli. Niscon'in' Nathan COL
West hIr- Natao I, squire, ashin.iOh Iefilofyi
L. j. EoDeTts. Tennessee.
The following are the various committees:
Msls"Go A'nfF' A SsK.aar 'n1@
Cunningham. District OF Celnmbia; X s. Rsbcrt-
Iowa j. f. Lewis, Kansas; J. j. Naririf Kentucky
+. +. Lang. MARYLAND: Enfn' frost ,nt'et's:
LAWS swanson, Minnesota; Frank Miles McheSni
w. Il. Taylor. Nebraska; Isaac R'mslne NewJrr'
ssy cA-"iSr K NsgH 5is tl"'; nst,
ri'i. New YORK: Meade de wrl.r. rcpnsrlv a.la;
W. g. Koiker ilod' Island LdS"id IHo or pS.,' Ei.
csnsin; {. 4. Miller. West Virginia Watson g. squier.
IsisoLr1Io>s-I. d. liarkles. Al-bama; a; l. Nor
ri,o, Arh.n4; A. D. sperry Con.g'snt a II 11p
trct si Conmbll; d. Harry Hammer Illinois & Nc",
lnda1a j. a. hsSS,r Iowa G.Td M>rT
iahd Asa FRENCH Massachusetts; T. =; Hay Mime
Michigan; X ". BrccIenrd.e. NetrasSa Eopert
BalIurn. ir, %cwJcrsey ". H.. Williams. New orE;
i o. {. Moore Nvw-nanpssirs; Frank Conovsr- Onto
ChaI.. T. snitn. Peansylv.si; CarLor HARRISON Var
GINA; lrof Al.sz' smith. lthee Island Ge'rxA
gaia; charles T. Buell.. wi.comsn; L. e HoucS. Ter
nes,es: Watson C. sqare, WASHINGTON Isrrit'ry. A..
'bam4; 4. l. Morrison. Arizona A. g. Gnss,D%n Con-
Isstsr j. y. nasion. Indiana }. : clarksou. iowa
McMudr Maryland charles ]: Nsyes. Massachn'.tts;
C. " John,,r. Misusso.n; L. H. Ccrscn. Maine
dnri;., St6ps.Sa; c6sii:. burroughs. Scwr'r.oT
Iusens f. o'Gnno, ,h"!i ii"I1, S@w
Penn,, lvmia C. H. Hams. virginia; Harry L. Parker.
RhsIe Island: George G. Sebe. vermont: L. T. Msishn,
West Virginia; Walter :. Field Wis snsn A. X Hanes,
Tennessee: Nelso, &. squire Washington Terri'orr
tKEDENIIALs-A. L. Scott. Alabama; G. {. Iushse,
Connccticut G. j. DaOust, Dahs.a y u. Benson IT,
Delaware; a. G. Richards District OF Co
luabia; T.. f. Barry Il!isois q Denny
Indiana; George &. Ba@cr. lswa; j. H.
Barker. Kansas; T. D. ParkcrtOn, KENTUCKY;
r. Albsrt Kurt Marysa1 John ". cardlnr. Massachu-
sets; W H. H. I.hnsto- Minnesota J. H. k'mbaII.
Maine T. L. Frazier Michigan; W u. Fay Tor. Nebraska;
John I'iuch New-Jerscy 6. :. E4ichror, Ncr- irrt
NJ J. Pratt, NewIlampshire; G. j. Manix, Ohir; John
g. Carter, Pennsylvania W. II. Bevcrid.e virginia;
Isaac H. Gs I;hede lslsnd; Merton Marvin, Vermont;
W. Bowers. West virginia; G. j. Smith Wisconsin; g.
A. Frame Tennessee w. Squire, Washington Territory
PEEMASENT OEGANIZATIO> OF CONNtNTi"N-- amuel
T. Iswery Alabama; a. l.. Morrison. Arizona; II. {.
Conn iiout 4 II. j.